Sentence Structure

Links verified on 10/31/11

1. Complex and Compound Sentences - Choose the correct word for each question.
2. Combining Sentences - In the text-area for each group of sentences, combine all of those sentences into one effective sentence containing only one independent clause. Quiz Two; Quiz Three
3. Identifying Basic Sentence Parts - When you move your mouse-cursor over each part of the sentences on the page, that part will be identified or defined in the text-area immediately below that sentence. Try to identify the sentence part before asking the computer to identify it for you.
4. Identifying Subjects and Predicates - For each sentence, select the sentence in which the complete subject is boldfaced and the complete predicate is underlined.
5. Parts of a Sentence - Select naming part or telling part (subject/predicate).
6. Phrases and Clauses - Choose the answer that correctly describes the underlined word or words.
7. Quiz on Sentence Body Parts: Part 1 - Seven multiple-choice questions. Sound remarks available for explanation of incorrect choices.
8. Quiz on Sentence Body Parts: Part 2 - Eight multiple-choice questions. Sound remarks available for explanation of incorrect choices.
9. Quiz on Sentence Parts: Part 3 - Ten multiple-choice questions; pop-up boxes show the answer.
10. Quiz on Sentence Parts: Part 4 - Ten multiple-choice questions; pop-up boxes show the answer.
11. Quiz on Sentence Types - After each sentence, select the option that best describes that sentence.
12. Sentence Structure Review - This page has several exercises in reviewing: Incomplete sentences, Run-on sentences; Correctly written sentences that should be combined; Correctly written sentences that do not need to be rewritten.
13. Sentence Sort - Click on the answer that tells what kind of sentence is shown.
14. Verb Phrases - Identify the complete verb phrase in each sentence. Quia quiz. Scores are kept.